"Traditionally, Japanese governments have been keen to protect and cultivate domestic electronic companies so that they become the driving force for Japanese economic development, " explains surveillance researcher Kiyoshi Abe at Kwansei University in Japan. "So it's easy for them to develop and introduce more invasive surveillance technology, utilizing public worry and fear around rising political-military tensions between Japan and China."
“传统上,日本政府一直热衷于保护和培育国内电子企业,希望它们成为日本经济发展的推动力,”日本关西大学( Kwansei University)监控研究员小岛清解释说。“所以,对于它们来说,在日本和中国的政治和军事紧张局势持续加深,公众深感担忧和恐惧之际,开发、推出更具侵入性的监控技术是件非常容易的事情。”
Nor is this exclusively Japan Inc.'s agenda. Corporations worldwide are cashing in on deployment of electronic spying and monitoring. The global security software market grew 7.9% in 2017, according to research from Gartner, driven by "new threats and working practices."
不过,这也并不是日本公司的专属领地。电子侦察和监视设备的部署正在为世界各地的相关公司带来滚滚财源。根据高德纳咨询公司(Gartner)的研究,2017年,在“新威胁和新工作方式”的驱动下,全球安全软件市场增长了7.9%。
Japanese companies, however, appear to be among the vanguard in this space. At a recent NEC tech exhibition in Tokyo, absent were the computer monitors and laptops that once characterized the firm. In their place were booths dedicated to data surveillance and face recognition systems marketed as "technologies to safeguard lives and property."
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